In this video of David Gilmour playing with Kate Bush, David can be seen playing a Steinberger GL model guitar. I’m unsure if it is a stock model or modified, as i haven’t been able to find much info on the HSS setup of his.

In this live video for Van Halen's song "Ain't Talkin' 'Bout Love" he can be seen playing a Steinberger GL2T. There is a clear shot around 0:14.

In this photo Mark is seen with Jack Sonni using the same Steinberg GL2!

Bowie liked the look of the guitar and requested his own from Steinberger. Steinberger had another L-series that was used for the test run of the chrome body treatment which he sent to Bowie. The Bowie guitar did not have a Mylar- covered fretboard and was a playable guitar. Bowie used the guitar for the 1991-1992 Tin Machine tour and during the recording sessions for 1991 album "Tin Machine II." The guitar is accompanied by a letter from the consignor, who worked with Bowie from 1987 through 2000, a video of the Tin Machine Live featuring Bowie playing this guitar and a DVD of the video “You Belong In Rock and Roll.”

In this photo, which is shown on Summers' website, the Steinberger GL2 bass guitar can be seen.

In this post matt shows off the guitars he was sent. Matt was sent a stienberger headless

"Jerry Garcia is pictured using a Steinberger GL2 electric guitar in a photo available on Getty Images."

In the official HD video for AC/DC's "Guns for Hire," Cliff Williams is seen playing a Steinberger GL2 bass at the 0:32 mark. This bass was used throughout the "Flick the Switch" album. Note: Williams uses the bass version, not the guitar version.

In a photo from the "Punk Daze" collection, John McGeoch is seen holding a Steinberger GL2, highlighting his use of this distinctive solid body electric guitar.

Pero la que más usó durante la segunda mitad de los 80s fue su inseparable Steinberger

Cita: "A mi, la guitarra [la Steinberger] me dio una satisfacción tremenda, sobre todo por la condición de estar hecha de un material artificial, con una dureza que ignora cualquier tipo de condiciones de humedad y temperatura (...) No sólo por eso [los micrófonos EMG]: está hecha con una matricería que requiere de instrumentos más sofisticados para tallar ese grafito, que no es lo mismo que la madera. La porosidad del grafito los obligaba a tener que construirla con una precisión más sofisticada, supongo."

Much to Keith's dismay he played this most uncool looking thing for the '81/'82 tour. They have a good sound. He stuck with Steinbergers, but changed model

Charly Garcia durante una sesión de fotos en los 80s También se lo puede ver en un recital en Ramos mejía de 1986 durante cerca de la revolución https://youtu.be/gbBl-wX4nwM